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... to say, if by no means agree ably) off Tangier that Queen Alexandra had visited the Evening Ncivs Doll Show that the British spy had been sentenced in Germany; that a French nurse had given her life to save three children; and that the Insurance Bill, though ...
... being detained by various reasons in Europe. Now we wonder what these reasons can be A TONSORIAL TRANSFORMATION How a German spy, by trade a barber, with the aid of a pair of scissors and a pot of glue, successfully disguised himself and his pet dachshund ...
... in the flesh will understand. _ At Pera they are all huddled appy go uc y together, all watching each England other, almost spying upon each other. If any Ambassador pays a visit to another, it is at once the subject of riotous speculation among the rest ...
... hardly follow Mr. Maxse in styling their amiable 1 inventor the crazy count. The German Spy And take another thing that was widely advertised before the war, the German spy system. Has it really been a success True, it was admirably organised, as is everything ...
... there'd been in that little bit of heaven only so very lately any bloody war (Shakespeare) at all *3(5 Jffi And, of course, rumour's been rife about who's l to be the new Viceroy, if that's what they're going to call him perhaps we shall know for certain ...
... least surprising. Mr. Beecham and the Syndicate There might be more surprises in store for music lovers. It is persistently rumoured that the announced season at Drury Lane will not take place, and that Mr. Beecham has amalgamated with the Covent Garden ...
... husband doing At the War Office. In what j capacity In that case I must hear a great deal. I The newspapers lied so, and as for rumours. I I do not know what answers I made, or if, indeed, I )j answered at all. A blissful drowsiness weighed me down. Through ...
... round, by the way, of the i f imminent departure of Lord ]f Lansdowne from the leadership f of the House of Lords, and ft rumour suggests his son-in-law, the Duke of Devonshire, as ft his successor. But those who have been whispering ft L.M.G. are not ...